Activist investors are eyeing ever more companies in Japan
governance were measured by the boisterousness of annual meetings, then things in Japan are looking up—a bit. Activist investors are eyeing ever more companies.
This week Lixil, which makes toilets among other things, had its board flushed out in favour of an alternative one which backed its recently ousted former boss. The head of Nissan got an earful over low profits . Shareholders want more cash, which is piling up in corporate Japan, returned to them. Companies are obliging.
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